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Thanks for the help, i was using the wrong switch statement.
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Hi,<br />
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I have just installed SCCM and it is working well for basic installations, but i would like to start deploying Office 2003/2007. &nbsp;I created what i thought was the correct file using the ORK tool kit and copied the supplied command line into command line box when deploying it, however it fails saying that it can't find the install files. <br />
Am i missing something obvious, or does any know of a good walk through for deploying packages. &nbsp;<br />
Also, the file i created using ORK was a .mst file which i though SCCM would just be able to use like a normal .msi file, however it wouldn't see it/use it. <br />
Any help would be great.
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Hi,

I have just installed SCCM and it is working well for basic installations, but i would like to start deploying Office 2003/2007.  I created what i thought was the correct file using the ORK tool kit and copied the supplied command line into command line box when deploying it, however it fails saying that it can't find the install files. 
Am i missing something obvious, or does any know of a good walk through for deploying packages.  
Also, the file i created using ORK was a .mst file which i though SCCM would just be able to use like a normal .msi file, however it wouldn't see it/use it. 
Any help would be great.

Thanks for the help, i was using the wrong switch statement.

Creating MSI files for deployment with SCCM 2007

Hi,

I have just installed SCCM and it is working well for basic installations, but i would like to start deploying Office 2003/2007.  I created what i thought was the correct file using the ORK tool kit and copied the supplied command line into command line box when deploying it, however it fails saying that it can&#39;t find the install files. 
Am i missing something obvious, or does any know of a good walk through for deploying packages.  
Also, the file i created using ORK was a .mst file which i though SCCM would just be able to use like a normal .msi file, however it wouldn&#39;t see it/use it. 
Any help would be great.

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